Contact Hackathon Singapore — Corrections & Listings

Use the submit form — it is the only route in, and it reaches a human. Put your message in the description field and your address in the contact-email field. The form is built to take an event, so it also asks for a title, a link and a location: if you are writing about an existing listing, put that listing's name and its URL in those, and we will know what you mean.

There is deliberately no email address on this page. Hackathon Singapore has no inbound mail routing — the domain carries no MX record, checked again on the date at the top of this page, so an address printed here would not merely go unanswered, it would bounce or vanish silently. Until there is an inbox that actually receives mail, printing an address would be worse than admitting we do not have one.

So everything routes through the submit form instead. It is a real, working endpoint, not a placeholder: it posts into the same review queue an event submission lands in, and the address you put in its contact-email field is how we reply to you. We read everything that arrives. Please allow a few days for a response. If an inbox is set up later, it will be published here and on the privacy policy, and both pages will be re-dated when it is.

who runs this site

Not answered on this page yet, and we would rather say so than fudge it. Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act 2012 requires an organisation that collects personal data to designate a Data Protection Officer and to make their business contact information available.

The operating entity behind Hackathon Singapore is still being settled, so there is nothing truthful to put here, and we are not going to invent a company name, a UEN or an address to fill the gap — a UEN in particular is a real registry number, and printing a made-up one would be a false statement about a checkable fact. The operator and the DPO will both be published as soon as those details are provided; the privacy policy says the same thing about the data controller, which is the same party. In the meantime this form is the working route to whoever is behind it, and it is read by a human.

i want to list my hackathon

Use the submit form — it collects the dates, venue, ticket and prize details in the shape the directory needs, so your listing goes live without a round of questions. Basic listings are free.

If your event does not fit the form (a series rather than a single date, an unusual format), or you want to ask about a featured listing before committing to one, submit it anyway and put the detail in the description — the queue is reviewed by hand before anything publishes.

something in a listing is wrong

Please tell us. Listings are aggregated automatically from public event platforms, so errors do reach the site — a wrong date, the wrong venue, a stale ticket price, an event that is not really a hackathon at all, or an event that is not in Singapore.

Send a correction through the submit form — put it in the description field. To get it fixed in one message rather than three, include:

The link to the page on this site (the hackathonsingapore.com/events/… URL).
What is wrong, and what it should say instead.
Where the correct information can be confirmed — usually the organiser's own listing.
An address in the contact-email field, so we can tell you when it is done.

Corrections are free, including for featured listings, and we do not need you to be the organiser to report one.

take my event down

Send the listing URL through the form and ask for removal. If you are the organiser, say so and it comes down — we do not require a reason and there is no charge, including if the event was a paid featured listing. Cancelled and postponed events are also worth flagging so they stop appearing as upcoming.

questions about a specific hackathon

We are a directory, not the organiser, so we cannot help with registration, refunds, team formation, judging or schedules for any individual event. Every listing has a registration link that goes to the organiser's own page — that is the right place to ask, and they will answer far faster than we could.

Nothing is being sent yet — this edition captures signups but has no outbound mail provider attached, so no email has ever left it. To have your address deleted, send the address you signed up with through the form. See the privacy policy for what is stored (an email address and a signup timestamp — nothing else).

privacy, and your data

Requests to see what we hold about you, to have it corrected, to withdraw a consent you gave, to have the record deleted, or to get a copy of what you gave us all go through the same form, and there is no charge. The privacy policy sets out what is actually stored — which is very little — and what your rights are under Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (the PDPA), which gives you the right to ask what personal data an organisation holds about you and how it has been used, to have it corrected, and to withdraw consent. The supervisory authority is the Personal Data Protection Commission (the PDPC, pdpc.gov.sg), and you can complain to it directly without going through us. If there is ever a data breach that the PDPA makes notifiable, the privacy policy sets out what we have to do about it, and how quickly.

you have reached the wrong country

This site covers Singapore only. If your event or your question belongs to another market, the other editions of this network have their own listings, their own contact routes and their own review queues:

Hackathons Australia — Australia
Canada Hackathons — Canada
UK Hackathons — United Kingdom
Hackathons USA — United States
Hackathon España — Spain
Hackathon Deutschland — Germany
Hackathon France — France

English-speaking is not Singaporean, and nearby is not Singapore either. Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Hong Kong, India and Australia all publish their events in English, so the language tells us nothing and we do not treat it as evidence in either direction. Johor Bahru is 30 km away over the Causeway and Batam is a 45-minute ferry, but neither is covered here, and nor are Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City or Manila. None of those markets has an edition of its own yet.

A regionally-framed online event — “APAC”, “Southeast Asia”, “ASEAN” — is a regional event rather than a Singapore one, however Singaporean its organiser, and it is out of scope unless the listing names Singapore as the venue. Submitting an event from outside Singapore here will not get it listed in either place: the review queue turns it down, and we have no way to forward it to another edition on your behalf.

press, data and everything else

Same form. If you want to know how the listings are collected and filtered before writing about them, the about page explains the pipeline in more detail.